Believe it when you see it: Dyadic embeddedness and reputation effects on trust in cryptomarkets for illegal drugs

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Recent papers, however, suggest that maybe the embeddedness of buyers and recurrent exchanges helps make the case for higher prices and choice of seller. https://t.co/jhBeCRGsLT https://t.co/kKDr1x35ij

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Senere så er det blevet belyst at folk vender tilbage til sælgere, og det giver jo meget god mening hvis vi tænker hvor tråden startede. https://t.co/Oqc83TfsGL

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RT @RenseC: About to present our work with @lnorbutas and @StijnRuiter1976 about dyadic embeddedness no cryptomarkets at the RC45 session o…

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RT @RenseC: About to present our work with @lnorbutas and @StijnRuiter1976 about dyadic embeddedness no cryptomarkets at the RC45 session o…

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